| Don’t forget your shovel if you want to go to work
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| Oh don’t forget your shovel if you want to go to work
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| Don’t forget your shovel if you want to go to work
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| Or you’ll end up where you came from like the rest of us
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| Diggin', diggin', diggin'…
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| And don’t forget your shoes and socks and shirt and tie and all
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| Don’t forget your shoes and socks and shirt and tie and all
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| Mr murphy’s afraid you’ll make a claim if you take a fall
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| («how's it goin'» «not too bad»)
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| And we want to go to heaven but we’re always diggin' holes
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| We want to go to heaven but we’re always diggin' holes
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| Yeah we want to go to heaven but we’re always diggin' holes
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| Well there’s one thing you can say… we know where we are goin'…
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| («any chance of a start?» «no» «okay»)
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| And if you want to do it… don't you do it against the wall
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| If you want to do it… don't you do it against the wall
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| Never seen a toilet on a building site at all
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| There’s a shed up in the corner where they won’t see you at all
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| («mind your sandwiches»)
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| Enoch powell will give us a job, diggin' our way to annascaul
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| Enoch Powell will give us a job, diggin' our way to annascaul
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| Enoch Powell will give us a job, diggin' our way to annascaul
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| And when we’re finished diggin' there they’ll close the hole and all
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| Now there’s six thousand five hundred and fifty-nine paddies
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| Over there in london all trying to dig their way back to annascaul
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| And very few of them boys is going to get back at all…
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| I think that’s terrible
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| Don’t forget your shovel if you want to go to work
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| Don’t forget your shovel if you want to go to work
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| Oh, don’t forget your shovel if you want to go to work
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| Or you’ll end up where you came from like the rest of us
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| Diggin', diggin', diggin'… |